The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)
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This collection assembles lyric and satirical poems from the poet's editorship period, combining nature verse, political lampoon, and occasional parody. Pieces range from vivid coastal and rural descriptions and seafaring reminiscences to odes, epistles, and elegies that meditate on liberty, revolution, and public life. Many poems pair pastoral imagery with sharp social critique, targeting institutions and personal foibles while celebrating natural beauty. The tone shifts between reflective observation and ironic engagement, presenting a varied portrait of landscape, politics, and the author's public voice.
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